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BASIN BRIEFS
Recent Visitor at the G. W. 0s-
borne home at Tulelake was Sen.
E. W. Leonard, Everson. Washing-!
ton. Leonard had just returned
(rom a two weeks trip to Virginia
and North Carolina.
Return Home The Les Cushman
home at New Pine Creek. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fowler
and family from Medford: Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. Owen and family and
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McClaine.
Stewart Smith and Jim Broom, all
of the Westside, and Mr. and Mrs.
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Tulelake have returned from a two-
On Trip Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hale and sons left Chiloquin last
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Weekend Visitors-at the Walt
Reynolds home at Tulelake were
Mrs. Reynolds' nephew and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Miller, Klour
lioy. At Home Bill McN'amer is at
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weekend for several days' camp
ing trip and to attend the Cenlen-
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nial Exposition. Hale is principal
ITW nwiY 2 WEEK
of the Chiloquin Grade School.
.Mrs. Hale is on vacation from
her job at the J.M plant.
his Lhiloquin home recovering
from an 'illness which hospitalized
him. He will be in bed for several
- weeks and is allowed only limited
company. He has been the janitor
'. of the grade school and bus driver
the past two years.
To School Kenneth Magee.
sixth grade instructor last year at
Chiloquin Grade School, has been
Informed that he may enter the
University of Oregon Medical
School in Portland next month.
When he applied, he was placed on
in alternate list. The Magee fam
ily will move to Hillsboro.
, ; Baby Girl The first child of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Ray, Chilo
quin, was a girl, born August 2 at
Klamath Valley Hospital. She was
named Kathryn Margaret and is
the first grandchild of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Leake, Chiloquin,
Attend Festival Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Ryckman, Tulelake. attended
a performance of "Twelfth Night
at the Shakespearean Festival at
Ashland.
Idaho Trip Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Street, Tulelake, have re
turned from Rupert where they vis
ited their son and family, the Leon
Streets. Polly and Paul Browns
combe of Berkeley, grandchildren
of the Streets, returned with their
grandparents. . They are the chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Browns
combe. '
Attend Giant Games Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Haynes and Mr. and
- Mrs. Ed Duckett of Tulelake spent
. a lew aays in oan naiivistu icim
week and attended some Giant
ballgames.
Extended Stay Mrs. James Par
tridge and son, Eddy,- arrived at
. Fort Rock last Sunday and will
stay with the Earl Lymans while
''' her husband completes overseas
duty with the Navy.
- Barbecue A barbecue party was
! held recently at the Claude Noble
Premium Books
Sent In Mail
TULELAKE Premium hooks
for the 1959 Tulelake Butte-Valley
Fair were mailed last week to
around 600 former exhibitors, Bill
Whitaker, fair manager, an
nounced. The book offers a little.
over $10,000 in prize money.
Some of the divisions are open
to Klamath County for the first
time. These include the parade,
commercial exhibits, dairy cattle
beef cattle, FFA, FHA and 4-H
booth exhibits. Prizes on the booth
txhibits are $60, first prize ; $50,
second; $40, third; $35, fourth and
$30, fifth.
Theme for the fair, scheduled
(or September 12, 13 and 14, is
"Welcome to Fair-y-land." "
New Home Mr. and Mrs. Al
Samples, Bly, are building a new
home in Chiloquin where they will
move when Samples takes over
the position of principal of the
Chiloquin High School.
First Child Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Grcear. Chiloquin, are parents of
their first child, a boy, born at
Klamath Valley Hospital July 30.
He weighed 7 lbs., 14'i ozs. and
was named Phleete Erin. His aunt,
Ellen McAuliffe, Klamath Falls,
is staying with the Greears in
Chiloquin. The paternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greear,
Chiloquin. Maternar grandparents i
are Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAul
ilfe, Klamath Falls.
In Training at Fort Lewis Is
Richard Morehouse, Fort Rock. He
is spending two weeks as a require
ment (or the Army reserve. Mrs.
Morehouse' and son Ronald' are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Houston at Paisley.
Home From Hospital is Jess
Miles of Fort Rock who spent 10
days in traction for treatment of
his back. He was hospitalized in
Bend.
Visiting at the Maurice Ward:
ranch. Fort Rock, is Dick Stingley
of Salem who will spend a week.
California Guests of the Bud
Parks last week were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Schenke. Julie and
Bobby of Monrovia. Mrs. Schenke
and Mrs. Parks were co-teachers
in Iowa several years ago.
McCloud Don Ragen will take
over the duties of scoutmaster
of Troop 42 about Septemher 1.
John Marker is to be his assistant.
John Peracchino, present scout
master and William Cline, assist
ant, are resigning due to pressing
duties. The McCloud Service Club
sponsors Troop 42.
Lake Weekend Mr. and Mrs.
Garvin Kirby and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hundley and fam
ily, and Jan Lillard, all of Newell,
spent last weekend at Medicine
Lake.
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Weekend Visitors at the Bob Lil
lard home at Newell were Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Sonderman, Port
Orford. Mrs. Sonderman is Mrs.
Lillard's sister.
Here From Yuma to be with his
mother are Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Waldrip and family. Bill's mother,
Minola Cuddy, is in Hillside Hospital.
. Refuge Sought
In Clothes Dryer
LEBANON, Ohio (APl-r-It was
. . hot out in the sun but 6-year-old
Philip Flannigan found a hotter
. ' place.
While his parents worked in
their .garden, he climbed into an
automatic clothes dryer, the. type
, which starts when the door is
m closed.
! ' Philip closed the door. A short
time later, an older brother heard
him bumping around in the ma
rhina anH nulloH him Ant
Except for being pretty hot and
haken up a bit, Philip Wasn't
. , hurt.
Visiting at the Bob Lillard home
at Newell are Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Hedrick of Wallowa, parents of
Mrs. Lillard.
Return From Yellowstone Mrs.
Hildur Larson, daughter Joyce
Greenbank; and granddaughter
Brenda Greenbank of Tulelake
spent last week at Yellowstone
Park where they met Mrs. Lar
son's brother and family. Young
Danny Greenbank stayed with his
grandparents at Quincy.
Attend Show Mrs. Alice Barber,
Mrs. Betty Gatliff and daughter
Beth Prenger of Tulelake spent a
few days in Portland last week
where they attended a jewelry and
gift show.
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Wilson are visiting at t h e
home of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Hodges, in Tulelake
Mrs. Wilson, born and raised jn
Holland, married her serviceman
husband there. They leave shortly
for hpokane.
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